European Green Transition PLC (AIM:EGT) has increased its stake in Anemos Analytics Ltd to 79%, from 52%, tightening its control of a predictive maintenance business it sees as a key part of its UK wind services platform.
The AIM-listed critical infrastructure group said the additional 27% interest was secured through a nominal equity subscription linked to a £40,000 intercompany working capital facility.
The move followed EGT’s finding that Anemos had been undercapitalised during the liquidation period of former owner Arena Capital Partners, leaving around £40,000 of short-term creditor obligations overdue.
Anemos, based in Scotland, provides 24/7 real-time turbine condition monitoring using tri-axial sensors and high-frequency data capture.
The technology is designed to detect component degradation early, allowing wind operators to schedule maintenance and reduce unplanned downtime, revenue loss and emergency repair costs.
The business is already installed and operational on 119 turbines across the UK, with contracts in place for a further 11 installations in the near term. Each monitoring contract runs for five years, giving Anemos and EGT recurring contracted revenue visibility.
EGT acquired its initial 52% interest in Anemos in February 2026 as part of its acquisition of the Wind Energy Services group.
The wider acquired business generated around £14.7 million of revenue and around £0.9 million of adjusted EBITDA in 2025, while Anemos contributed about £0.21 million of revenue and posted an EBITDA loss of about £0.12 million in its first year of trading.